Mandala Ace Albany Hotel
4 StarsOn-site Ryan's Restaurant dining options, Spacious rooms with spa baths
On-site Ryan's Restaurant dining options, Spacious rooms with spa baths
Waterfront location near city center, On-site Together & Co restaurant
Central Albany Highway Location, On-Site Bar and Grill
On-site Restaurant and Live Music, Guest Kitchenette and Coffee Stations
Proximity to Albany town centre, Reliable hot water shower pressure
On-site restaurant serving local cuisine, Spacious rooms with kitchen facilities
On-site Indian restaurant dining options, Extensive on-site recreational facilities
Book top-level harbour view rooms, Access local restaurant charge-back services
Convenient access to local dining, Apartments with spa baths
On-site Lime 303 dining options, Seven minute walk to town
Entertain children with jumping pillow, Utilize on-site pool and tennis
Full kitchen or kitchenette facilities, One-minute drive to city centre
On-site bike and boat rentals, Fully equipped kitchens in apartments
Five minute walk to beach, Quiet seven-acre garden setting
Access Albany Entertainment Centre easily, Prepare meals in shared kitchen
On-site heated indoor pool access, Helpful staff and tour desk
On-site restaurant and bar access, Central Albany entertainment precinct location
In-unit kitchenettes for dining, Two-minute walk to bus
Walk three minutes to York Street, Prepare meals in fully equipped kitchens
On-site sports and recreation facilities, Fully equipped communal kitchen access
Proximity to Middleton Beach coastline, Fireside lounge and library access
On-site barbecue and picnic area, Direct access to Bibbulmun Track
Fully Equipped Kitchens in Units, Central Location Near Local Attractions
Diverse range of accommodation options, On-site tennis and playground access
Fully Equipped Kitchen In Units, Proximity To Eyre Park
Utilize fully equipped kitchen facilities, Stay in restored 1890s heritage building
Fully equipped self-catering kitchen, Harbour views from select units
Wildlife views from guest rooms, Outdoor barbecue and fire pit
Kalgan River Valley scenic views, Direct access to walking trails
Personalized guest support services, Self-contained kitchen and BBQ
Proximity to cafes and coastal attractions, Heated pool and hydro spa
Short drive to Albany center, Extensive on-site family entertainment
Sun terrace relaxation, Direct Emu Beach access
Private entrance and outdoor space, Fully equipped kitchen for cooking
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Australia’s gorgeous beaches are on full display in Albany, and whether you are looking for rugged coastline, a private cove, or gnarly waves to strut your stuff, you’ll find it in Western Australia’s oldest permanent settlement. With a population of around 33,000 people, Albany is small on size but big on things to do. A quaint colonial quarter, revitalized waterfront, and the start to the Bibbulmun Track draw visitors year-round, making it necessary to book the area’s backpacker hostels, bed and breakfasts, and charming hotels well in advance. If you stay for a week or just a night, Albany is ready to show you what its got.
Albany has a beach for every taste, so grab your sunscreen and head for the sand and surf. Nature’s wow factor will greet you at any one of the long stretches of unspoilt coastline, but perhaps the most postcard-worthy is Waterfall Beach, located in Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve. Stop in at the visitor centre and hike the 5 km Heritage Trail to make the most of your beach day, and be sure to listen for one of the two endangered bird species that call the nature reserve home. Goode Beach is another pristine slice of heaven that will be hard to tear yourself away from. Long walks on the beach will never mean the same thing again, and it will be hard to top the crystal clear waters and sandy shores found here. It’s also a sheltered beach, so wind is at a minimum, and as an added bonus, fish are plentiful. If you find yourself in Albany from June until October, Frenchman’s Bay could be a once in a lifetime experience. This is the perfect spot to watch the breathtaking annual whale migration. Family-friendly swimming, snorkeling and BBQ areas are also highly rated here, and it’s in close proximity to Torndirrup National Park, Whale World and the Natural Rock Bridge. When it’s time to return to your hotel, you’ll have visions of some of the best beaches in the world to lull you to sleep.
If you are looking for a different kind of outdoor activity, give Albany Heritage Park a try. Located in the heart of Albany, it’s a 260-hectare parkland reserve that has an interesting mix of cultural, historical and natural attractions. Of note is the Princess Royal Fortress, a 1800s fort tucked amongst imposing boulders that was a key protection point for Australia. Visitors can also check out the Point King Lighthouse and walk the many nature trails that provide awe-inspiring ocean views. If you would rather spend your money on seeing the sights, it’s worth keeping in mind that Albany Heritage Park is close to a number of budget hotels that come with great reviews. For more outdoor educational opportunities, The Brig Amity is an enjoyable history lesson for all ages. It’s a replica of the original sailing vessel that brought the first settlers to the Albany area. There are several decks to explore and an audio tour, making for an informative and fun visit. Another stop on the long list of local attractions worth considering is the Old Farm, Strawberry Hill. Charming would be an understatement when describing the oldest farm in Western Australia, and it’s easy to picture life as it was over 100 years ago. The National Trust has restored the property to reflect its historical significance, and guests are treated to a look inside the original house, as well as a walk through the bountiful gardens.
Avoid a sunburn with a visit to one of the many museums in Albany. The Western Australia Museum should have what you are looking for, and you are guaranteed an interesting look into the colonial and indigenous beginnings of the area. There are also educational programs and a gift shop in this small but important museum. The Albany Convict Gaol and Museum is another place that paints a picture of the past, and if you close your eyes, you might even be able to envision the prisoners who lived here up until the 1930s. If the walls could talk, there would be hundreds of stories about the resident convicts who were often shipped from other parts of Australia to serve hard time. For an equally somber outing, The National Anzac Museum might leave you a little glum, but you’ll be glad you visited to learn about an important piece of Australia’s history. The museum overlooks the harbour where over 41,000 men and women said a sad goodbye as they departed for the Great War, many of whom never returned. Historical artifacts and multimedia exhibits do a great job of keeping visitors engrossed, but when it’s time to head back outside to elevate your mood, there are several excellent lookout points in the area that will provide the perfect change of pace. Both the Padre White Lookout and Ataturk Lookout boast stunning 360 degree views, and the Convoy Walk and Lookout has outdoor interpretive markers that enhance a visit to the area. Hotels in the vicinity are plentiful, and many share the same views, making it possible to wake up and say, “G’day” to another mesmerising Australian vista.
October is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Albany, with typical prices around $173 per night based on 142 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Albany are usually highest during December, with typical prices around $241 per night.
Hotel prices in Albany usually range from $140 per night to $304 per night, with typical prices around $208 per night.
Hotel prices in Albany are typically lowest in October at around $173 per night, rising to around $241 per night in December.
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In Albany, you might want to check out Mandala Ace Albany Hotel, Hilton Garden Inn Albany, ibis Styles Albany, Six Degrees Boutique Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Albany, you might want to explore Quality Apartments Banksia Albany, The Beach House At Bayside, HideAway Haven. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Albany with your family, you could look at Mandala Ace Albany Hotel, ibis Styles Albany, Six Degrees Boutique Hotel, SureStay Hotel by Best Western The Clarence on Melville. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Havana Villas, Emu Beach Chalets, Emu Point Beach Cottages - by the BnB Collection, Cosy Corner Beach Cottages could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Albany, check out BIG4 Middleton Beach Holiday Park, Cosy Corner Sea View Apartments, Cosy Corner Beach Cottages, Torbay Seaview Apartment – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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